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ArtWalk presents three artists beginning Saturday
GALVESTON — Galveston Arts Center is presenting three new exhibitions during ArtWalk, which is set for 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday.
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Group adds new art to Fox River Trail
The Fox River Trail, already festooned with temporary and permanent sculptures, gained two more artworks this week that will be unveiled today.
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What Goes Up . . .
A gigantic art project that covered a vacant gas station in woven fabric is coming down, the project's architect said. Jennifer Marsh, who received her master's degree in May from Syracuse University, is moving on to teach sculpture at University of Alabama-Huntsville.
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Lena lifts lid on storyline laughs
Hollyoaks new girl Lena Kaur, who pays ditzy college art student Leila Roy in the popular Channel 4 teen soap, has lifted the lid on a new storyline that will leave viewers falling about with laughter.
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It was while walking around Dale Chihuly's surreal "Mille Fiori" garden that the power of his exhibit began to sink in.
This is audacious, I thought, as I took in the 56 feet of brilliantly colored flora and fauna that made up the last gallery of the 11-room exhibit at the de Young.
San Jose Mercury News |
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Art show features best of the West
An 11-ft. bronze moose is one of the more unusual items at this Stampede's Western Showcase art exhibit -- but there are many other unique and beautiful things to see.
Calgary Sun |
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Young artist counts Dali, Vermeer among influences
EUREKA -- The work of Eric Hovath will be featured at the Kronos Gallery, 317 Third St., in July. A reception will be held for the artist during Arts Alive!
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Stitches and strokes
Area quilters and decorative artists blend their artistic mediums for a special exhibit this summer at The Journey Museum.
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Plethora of festivals sure to entertain all
You might as well stay close to home this summer. Between downtown Rapid City’s new Summer Nights on Seventh — featuring music, food, arts and family activities every Thursday night from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. — to a host of area festivals, there’s plenty to keep you, your family and your summer guests entertained. Here are a few events to put on your calendar:
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Sculptor to cast famed horse in bronze
It’s not obvious, but part of the artist’s signature on the new statue of the famed bucking horse Tipperary reads “Cowboy to Cowboy.”
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Growing young gardeners
The Junior Journey Program recently introduced a group of children to the plant world of flowers, trees, fruits and vegetables. In the scores of gardens scattered about the museum grounds, kids viewed the native plants, grasses and flowers before donning gloves and grabbing various yard tools to try the age-old practice of gardening.
Rapid City Journal |
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‘Quilts of Summer’ on exhibit at 1861 Custom House
GALVESTON — “Light and Bright: the Quilts of Summer,” an exhibit of quilts suitable in theme and weight for summer display, opens Saturday during ArtWalk.
Galveston County Daily News |
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The newest visual art at Ellen Noël Museum is created, largely, by the unsighted
ODESSA -- When master sculptor Jesus Moroles crafted one of his latest works, he decided he'd need a little help.
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'Art walk' features 35 unique sculptures
EUREKA -- The Humboldt Arts Council's “Art in Motion” art walk begins Saturday in conjunction with Arts Alive! from 6 to 9 p.m., when most of the 35 one-of-a-kind artist mannequins will be on display in businesses throughout Eureka.
Eureka Times-Standard |
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Morse Plans New Wing to House Objects from Tiffany's Estate on Long Island
WINTER PARK, Fla. , July 4 /PRNewswire/ -- The Board of Trustees of the Charles Hosmer Morse Foundation announced today that the Morse Museum has begun design development on a new wing in which to exhibit most of its holdings of objects and architectural elements from Louis Comfort Tiffany's Long Island country estate, Laurelton Hall.
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A home for Tiffany's daffodils
The famed Daffodil Terrace from Louis Comfort Tiffany's Long Island estate will be displayed in a new wing of the Morse Museum of American Art in Winter Park.
Orlando Sentinel |
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Art in the city this weekend
Embark on a surrealist adventure at MoMa's "Dali: Painting and Film." If you're craving something more mod, check out the Met for "Pop Art: Works on Paper."
New York Daily News |
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KL to get preview of Rainforest Festival
KUCHING - Preview shows will be held in Kuala Lumpur and here to give music lovers a taste of the annual Rainforest World Music Festival, which kicks off at the Sarawak Cultural Village near here on July 11, The Star reported.
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The Week Ahead
Today Lawn concerts The free annual Summer Sunday Lawn concert at the Museum of the Southwest, 1705 W. Missouri Ave., continues today with Blue Midnight, sponsored by Boydstun Pest Control and 95.1 BOB FM.
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Midland Marquee
THE ARTS CALENDAR OF EVENTS A project of Arts Assembly of Midland P.O. Box 3494, Midland, Texas 79702 687-1149 FAX 687-1600 SUNDAY Arts Assembly of Midland: Midland's non-profit arts council and umbrella organization for performing and visual arts organizations, 401 W. Texas Ave., Suite 508, 687-1149. EXHIBIT: Art in the Park, four selected sculptures, Duet by David Hickman, Gypsy Rose by Ben ...
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Local Happenings
The Community Children's Museum's Children's Art Gallery will host a show of children's artwork from Indonesia titled "Islam Berwarna-wani: The Many Colors of Islam." An opening reception will be held on Sunday, July 13 from noon to 2 p.m. The exhibit will be on display through Sept. 13.
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‘Quilts of Summer’ on exhibit at 1861 Custom House
GALVESTON — “Light and Bright: the Quilts of Summer,” an exhibit of quilts suitable in theme and weight for summer display, opens Saturday during ArtWalk.
Galveston County Daily News |
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A loving quest
The 14 paintings, maybe as much as 250 years old and each one 3 feet tall, were supposed to be Elizabeth Dickson's salvation.
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Best Bets
Holiday spectacular: Ringgold Pops Orchestra, 10:30 a.m, Nay Aug Park, free. Support local art: The Scranhattan Festival featuring juried art show, street festival, live music, theater performances and art vendors, 2 to 10 p.m., 300 block of Spruce Street.
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A Guide to Independence National Historic Park Events
Liberty Bell: Let freedom ring by checking out Philadelphia's own international symbol of freedom, with exhibits and video presentations about the bell's history. Daily, 9 a.m.-7 p.m., Liberty Bell Center, 501 Market St., between Fifth and Sixth Streets. 1-800-537-7676, www.nps.gov/inde.
The Philadelphia Inquirer |
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